First PKB
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- First Muay Thai IKF/PKB on 3/5/2022 in San Ysidro. Did great first round but completely gassed out after that! Ended up being a draw.
I’m writing this almost 10 months after this fight. I just had my second PKB and here are some tips/facts I’d love to share:
1. Your opponent WILL hit you hard. There is a “strict” no knock-out rule. However, I’ve seen a couple of people fracture their ribs, broken noses, concussions, fractured feet and knockouts. In this level of fighting, you’ll see fighters not know how to control their power well and some sloppy technique. So accidents do happen.
2. It goes by fast. There will be many fights throughout the 3-5 hours, so there will be no time to waste. There will be no formal introduction or warm up time. You just check-in and then fight. You’ll need to do your warm up routine off to the side of the mats.
3. You won’t know who you’re fighting until 1 or 2 hours before fights start. And your opponent could change up until you step onto the mat.
4. The referees do a good job of protecting you if the fight is lop-sided. They give you warnings to bring the power down if one fighter is going too hard. If a fighter wins the first two rounds then they will end the fight and not have the third round.
5. They try to match you up with someone with similar experience and weight. But Sometimes that doesn’t happen. You could fight someone 10lbs heavier or someone that has 1 or 2 fights already.
Hope this helps anyone who is nervous about their first PKB. You can train in your gym all you want but you won’t know what you’re made of until you put on them gloves and step on the mat to compete. Great place to start is at a PKB. You could be the next Rodtang, Haggerty or Saenchi!
Dude good job! My fist pkb is this Sunday,! Thank you for thr tips in your description. Hope all is well and still training hard
Good luck! If I were you, I would make sure that my mindset is right. Confidence and calm spirit. Warrior/samurai level.
@@pr5pr thank you brotha! 🙏🥊
Hey thank you bro! You’re going to do well if you stay calm. Once you’re in, don’t blow your load in the first round like I did. Score high with kicks and combos. Don’t back down. Channel your swag and show case your skills 💪🏼
@@orangefield2308yes a draw
Update i won my 1st pkb wow that adrenaline is CRAZY
excelent fight, my respects
Thank you 🙏🏼
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Cool fight! You did well. Your physical conditioning is incredible. You have a *strong masculine* physique that matched well against your opponent 👊💪💯
Hey thank you so much! I was a nervous wreck during this fight over a year ago. Haha are you fighting as well?
very nice! How often did you spar leading up to this? Like how many times in one week?
Thanks man! This being my first one, I was sparring once a week with my gym. Did a lot more of pad work, conditioning, road work and drills. Now I spar hard once a week and twice light-moderate. A lot of shadow boxing now too
My pkb is in 5 hours lol wish me luck !!
How’d it go?!
@ it went well I went in with a right shin injury but I had gone up against a 27 year old with previous pkb wins and this was my first. I won both rounds however !
@@xdirtyperczx8807congrats bro!! Going to keep competing? Keep going 💪🏼
How many fights did you get in your bracket. i have a teamate similar weight as me and dont want to pair against him
I only fight once a day. You can fight multiple if you let them know